Products Sidroga women’s tea is no longer available in stores. However, the corresponding mixture can be made in a pharmacy or drugstore. Composition For 100 g: Goose cinquefoil 35.0 g Chamomile flowers 30.0 g Melissa leaves 20.0 g Cardamom fruit 10.0 g Lavender flowers 5.0 g Effects According to the manufacturer, antispasmodic and sedative. Indications … Sidroga Women Tea
Known tea blends Laxative tea PH (Species laxantes). Calming tea PH (Species sedativae) Bladder tea PH (Species anticystiticae) Flatulence tea PH (Species carminativae) Breast tea PH (Species pectorales) Women’s tea (according to Künzle) Diuretic tea PH (Species diureticae) Kidney and bladder tea Pregnancy tea Diaphoretic tea (Species diaphoreticae). Species Rütimeyer BMF Breastfeeding tea
Symptoms The most common symptoms include cramping or dull abdominal pain. In addition, numerous other symptoms may occur, such as headache, menstrual migraine, back pain, pain in the legs, loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, dizziness, flushing of the skin, flushing, sleep disturbances, mood swings, depression, irritability, and nervousness. The symptoms first appear … Menstrual Cramps
Products Women’s teas are commercially available from various suppliers with different compositions. Pharmacies and drugstores also produce appropriate mixtures themselves. Ingredients Women’s tea contains single or mixed medicinal drugs. The best-known women’s tea is lady’s mantle. In addition, the teas may contain numerous other medicinal drugs, such as alpine lady’s mantle, St. John’s wort, lemon … Women Tea
